Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Home Science is a 3-year undergraduate degree that offers interdisciplinary training combining science, arts, and social studies. The program focuses on improving the quality of life for individuals and families by covering areas like nutrition, human development, family resource management, textiles, and health education.

It equips students with practical knowledge and life skills essential for careers in teaching, counseling, nutrition management, community development, and interior designing.

Key Subjects Include:

• Food Science and Human Nutrition
• Human Development and Family Relations
• Textile and Clothing Science
• Family Resource Management
• Community Health and Hygiene
• Interior Design and Home Furnishing
• Child Care and Development
• Consumer Education and Protection
• Environmental Studies
• Research Methods and Extension Education

Practical sessions, projects, field visits, and internships are integral parts of the curriculum to ensure real-world exposure.

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• Completion of 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board.
• Minimum 45%–50% aggregate marks (varies by institution).
• Students with a background in science, biology, or home science are preferred but not mandatory.
• Admission is typically merit-based; a few colleges may conduct interviews.

Graduates of BA in Home Science have excellent opportunities in both private and public sectors:

• Nutritionist / Dietician (after further certification)
• Teacher / Lecturer (after B.Ed. or M.A.)
• Child Development Officer / Counselor
• Health and Wellness Educator
• Textile Designer / Fashion Consultant
• Community Development Worker
• Food Quality Control Executive
• Interior Designer (after specialization)
• Research Assistant in NGOs or Health Projects
• Entrepreneur (Daycare centers, Boutique, Catering Services)

Further study options include M.A. in Home Science, M.Sc. in Nutrition & Dietetics, Diploma Courses in Fashion Designing, or Social Work (MSW).